
Tony Albert
Tony Albert is a prominent contemporary Aboriginal artist recognized for his vibrant and politically charged artworks that challenge stereotypes and address social issues. His practice incorporates various mediums, including painting, installation, and public art, often celebrating Aboriginal culture while critiquing colonial narratives.
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Tony Albert’s Not a Souvenir is the artist’s largest show to date, headlining its winter season.
Leans on Indigenous art and free entry days to boost visitationTony Albert is one of the artists whose work is owned by Angela Tiatia and Kieren Cooney.
Inside Artist Angela Tiatia’s Paddington Terrace House Art Takes Centre StageVirginia Trioli interviews Aboriginal artist Tony Albert.
Virginia Trioli’s new show Creative Types features George Miller, Kate Ceberano and Tim MinchinTony Albert condemned the decision to drop Khaled Sabsabi from the Venice Biennale, expressing shock and disbelief.
‘Art should not be censored’: Khaled Sabsabi responds to cancellation of Venice Biennale project | Australian artTony Albert was one of the artists shortlisted for this year’s Venice Biennale.
Creative Australia drops artist as Venice Biennale entrantTony Albert is an established First Nations artist known for his innovative works.
Art fairs are critical spaces for discovering emerging artists: Australian delegation at India Art Fair









































